Car Hire Broome Airport
Broome is a very exciting city on the north coast of Western Australia and is hundreds of miles from any other major city. Car hire is essential if you’re to see any more than just the trip from the airport and the city centre. Car hire from Broome Airport is surprisingly cheap and when you compare it to the cost of taxis or organised excursions it won’t be too long before you’ve recouped the cost. At Any Airport Car Hire, we do our best to maximise your savings by finding the cheapest car hire available from Broome Airport for the duration of your stay.
Cheap Car Rental Broome BME
By working with fifty car hire companies worldwide, we get the first notification of any deals or lowered prices on car hire. We then compare the new deals to see which offers the best value to you before presenting them to you with our wide ranging package of cover which includes full insurance, the waiver for any damage caused in collisions with other vehicles and the availability of round the clock roadside assistance if you should unexpectedly need it. Booking your hire car is very simple from these pages but, as you’d expect from us, you can get assistance by phone or online ‘Live Chat’ should you encounter any difficulties.
Broome Airport Guide
Broome Airport is only a stone’s throw from the city and whilst you could almost walk the distance, a Broome Airport hire car is a more sensible option. The airport is quite a busy one with over half a million passengers last year. It has mostly domestic flights but there’s an international flight from Denpasar in summer. Travellers from the UK and Europe would need to connect at Perth to fly on to Broome.
Broome rose to fame for the pearl fishing industry there and today you can visit factories where natural pearls are processed and cultured pearls produced. The best venue for this is probably Willie Creek Pearl Farm. Elsewhere Broome’s fortune rests on its fabulous beaches with Cable Beach being renowned across the continent for its miles of beautiful sand and clean seas. On the beach you can also get to ride a camel, left over from the beasts that were used to transport goods in the 1900s across the hot desert of the hinterland.
Finally, consider a trip to the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile farm to see what you might encounter if you step out into the wilds nearby!